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Yes, Canadians have their own distinct national identity: Geoff Russ for Inside Policy

August 11, 2025

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Whether Trump or Biden wins, Canada must make defence spending a major priority: Richard Shimooka in the Hub

February 6, 2024

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The Canada-UK trade deal collapsed but both parties should come back to the table: David Collins for Inside Policy

February 6, 2024

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Canada’s innovation challenges: Ken Coates in the Hill Times

February 5, 2024

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Pursuit of clean water is just a start for Indigenous communities: Ken Coates in the Toronto Star

February 5, 2024

The Danger of Politicizing the Policing of Protests: Ryan Alford for Inside Policy

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Disruptive protests are best curtailed by court orders, not police guesswork: Aaron Wudrick and Ryan Alford in the National Post

February 5, 2024

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The government’s bill on Métis rights has ignited a messy fight with First Nations: Ken Coates in the Globe and Mail

February 5, 2024

Canada has an important choice to make on China: J. Michael Cole in the Toronto Star

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Government-shackled interference inquiry unlikely to get answers: Ryan Alford in the National Post

February 5, 2024

Inside Policy

Strong domestic supply chain an advantage as Canada moves ahead with new nuclear: Sasha Istvan for Inside Policy

February 5, 2024

Columns

Canada’s historians are more lost than they realize: Christopher Dummitt in the Hub

February 2, 2024

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B.C.’s plan to ‘reconcile’ by giving First Nations a veto on land use: Bruce Pardy in the National Post

February 2, 2024

Inside Policy

The foreign interference inquiry could backfire on our national security: Katherine Leung and Ivy Li for Inside Policy

February 2, 2024

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Financial trouble at Queen’s University a symptom of wider higher-education crisis: Ken Coates in the Globe and Mail

February 1, 2024

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Yes, Canadians have their own distinct national identity: Geoff Russ for Inside Policy

Library

Whether Trump or Biden wins, Canada must make defence spending a major priority: Richard Shimooka in the Hub

The Canada-UK trade deal collapsed but both parties should come back to the table: David Collins for Inside Policy

Canada’s innovation challenges: Ken Coates in the Hill Times

Pursuit of clean water is just a start for Indigenous communities: Ken Coates in the Toronto Star

Disruptive protests are best curtailed by court orders, not police guesswork: Aaron Wudrick and Ryan Alford in the National Post

The government’s bill on Métis rights has ignited a messy fight with First Nations: Ken Coates in the Globe and Mail

Government-shackled interference inquiry unlikely to get answers: Ryan Alford in the National Post

Strong domestic supply chain an advantage as Canada moves ahead with new nuclear: Sasha Istvan for Inside Policy

Canada’s historians are more lost than they realize: Christopher Dummitt in the Hub

B.C.’s plan to ‘reconcile’ by giving First Nations a veto on land use: Bruce Pardy in the National Post

The foreign interference inquiry could backfire on our national security: Katherine Leung and Ivy Li for Inside Policy

Financial trouble at Queen’s University a symptom of wider higher-education crisis: Ken Coates in the Globe and Mail

Top News

Yes, Canadians have their own distinct national identity: Geoff Russ for Inside Policy

The reckless recognition of a Palestinian state does more harm than good: Alan Kessel in The Hill

Arts and antiquities, a creative route to launder funds: Sean Parker for Inside Policy

Multimedia

How should Canada respond to China’s charm offensive? David Mulroney on The Hub Podcast

A better plan: Untangling jurisdictional webs & reducing housing burdens

Legacy on Trial: Revisiting Macdonald and Diefenbaker

I’m a war scholar. There is no genocide in Gaza: John Spencer on X

Dismantling the attention economy: How the battle for attention is killing the traditional news media and eroding the foundations of Western democracies

Bridging the Gaps – Legislative and practice problems in Canada’s MAiD regime: Ramona Coelho and David Shannon

How much did Canada’s trade retaliation and boycotts actually hurt the U.S.? Trevor Tombe in The Hub

A separate Alberta would be a poorer Alberta: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

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